Waterproof surge protector to power cord connection?

[RVOkie]

We took our new 22MLE out for our inaugural outing last week. We bought a Hughs autotransformer surge protector + EPO after reading suggestions on this forum (Thanks).
We had some rain and I was worried about the connection to the cord getting wet. What do you do to protect this connection? Any Ideas?
Thanks

[Country Campers]

We took our new 22MLE out for our inaugural outing last week. We bought a Hughs autotransformer surge protector + EPO after reading suggestions on this forum (Thanks).
We had some rain and I was worried about the connection to the cord getting wet. What do you do to protect this connection? Any Ideas?
Thanks

In the past when using an extension cord I have placed a bucket over the connection with the connection laying up off of the ground on a block of wood. If the connection is larger you may be able to use a tote that would cover it , be sure that the connection is not laying in a low spot that would allow water to pool and cover the connection.

Brian

[RJAPCOK]

We took our new 22MLE out for our inaugural outing last week. We bought a Hughs autotransformer surge protector + EPO after reading suggestions on this forum (Thanks).
We had some rain and I was worried about the connection to the cord getting wet. What do you do to protect this connection? Any Ideas?
Thanks

I make sure my cord connections are tight and are not laying in a spot that may fill up with water if it rains. I have thought about raising them up off the ground with wooden or plastic blocks but I have not done that. I have been in the rain several times and have not had a problem. I have also thought about covering them with plastic (as in garbage bag) but have not done that.

Anybody with other experience or suggestions please comment.

Bob

[MAW7228]

If we know that the forecast is calling for rain, I will hang my cord connections off the ground using a garden flag pole. We got flooded out on one trip and having the connections up off the ground about 20 inches or so using the flag poles saved us a lot of grief.

[RVOkie]

Thanks for the ideas!